For many international travellers, India still begins the same way it has for decades: Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. Despite the rise of experiential travel and growing interest in offbeat destinations, the Golden Triangle continues to be the first point of contact between India and the global traveller. That hasn’t changed, and for good reason. The core rationale remains that the Golden Triangle offers clarity, which is perhaps what first time travellers seek the most in an overwhelmingly complex travel environment. Travelers feel that India is navigable, structured and reassuring. Delhi brings grandeur and scales. Agra offers focus and emotional impact through the Taj Mahal….